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However it is possible to do it by modifying the templates and the Reaktor instruments accordingly.Īny comment or suggestions ? Feel free to write me an email : It is a limitation of the default templates, both for Lemur and Touch OSC. ~ My connection seems to work, but pages won´t change when I change them on the iPad…

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How to map MIDI and OSC controllers in REAKTOR 5.8 How to set up Lemur with REAKTOR 5.8 (PC) How to set up Lemur with REAKTOR 5.8 (MAC) How to set up TouchOSC with REAKTOR 5.8 (PC) How to set up TouchOSC with REAKTOR 5.8 (MAC) However, if you need more help please refer to Native Instruments Knowledge Base :

~ How do I setup my Reaktor/iPad to use OSC ?Ī short description is given inside the instruments help (instrument properties > info). mapping configurations are saved at the ensemble level. all scalings can be saved as snapshots. The best way to connect them is to go to the target instrument properties and select the template instrument as an internal source. Drumpads and Keyboards output data through internal MIDI. Both IC and Direct outputs are available for most objects every object is available as a macro and can thus be re-used. embedded OSC in panel objects (buttons.) It demonstrates a common use of most OSC objects : ~ How is it using Reaktor 5.8 OSC capabilities ? Those instruments contain macros for different types of objects (fader, knob, array, drumpad, keyboard…) You will find instruments working with default Lemur/TouchOSC templates. The goal of those ensembles is to provide the builder a set of macros handling the most common OSC messages coming from iPad apps Lemur (Liine) and TouchOSC (Hexler). But I would like to be able to save my own ensembles like others have for a variety of reasons.Ensembles/Instruments for Reaktor 5.8 and Lemur/TouchOSC. No of the instructions I've found solve this problem.Īnd as I mentioned, I've downloaded and opened a bunch of those ensembles from mega.nz and they work on my M+. I've tried saving the ensembles on both a mac and a PC, no dice. I've checked very parameter that might relate. There's some step that's missing about how to make sure the output of the ensemble is accessible to M+.

The issue is the ensembles that I save myself don't produce sound when opened on the M+. And all that works for me, I can see the presets and parameters just fine on my M+. Other than the suggestion to make sure the version of Reaktor on your computer matches the version on M+, which it does for me, all the other instructions only relate to having embedded presets marked with the correct meta info. Been reading it since it they first announced M+. Yeah, as I mentioned in my OP, I've already read the Elektronauts thread. (alternately, if someone wants to make an M+ compatible version of Akkord from the factory library and send that over, that alone will tide me over until NI offers better support, haha)

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**I even tried saving ensembles from my Windows 10 computer, no dice *Library and System settings pages say everything is up to date *Native Access says everything is up to date

I just can't figure out how to save and make the M+ compatible ensembles myself.

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However, when I download any of the M+ compatible ensembles that other people have made, they open and DO produce sound just fine on my M+. Specifically, I can see the presets show up in the Browser in the User section, but they never make sound, even ones I know other people have had success with (my test case was Steam Pipe 2). I followed all of the instructions I can find from this forum and over on the on the Elektronauts thread and I'm still having no luck. I know this is not an officially supported feature as of yet, but I have seen tons of reports of people being able to save Reaktor ensembles using Reaktor 6 onto their Maschine+'s.